Review by Linda Pretorius

Mistress Of The Dead's album Beneath Funeral Flowers is a haunting and atmospheric journey through the depths of darkness. The Czech doom metal band has created an album that is both beautiful and devastating, with each track exploring different facets of death and mourning.

The album opens with "Lamentation," a slow and mournful instrumental that sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, the listener is taken on a journey through the various stages of grief, from the crushing weight of loss in "Funeral March" to the acceptance of death in "Eternal Rest."

Throughout the album, Mistress Of The Dead creates a sense of otherworldliness with their use of ethereal vocals, haunting keyboards, and crushing guitar riffs. The production is top-notch, with each instrument and element of the music given space to breathe and shine.

Summary by Linda Pretorius

Beneath Funeral Flowers is a must-listen for fans of doom metal and atmospheric music. Mistress Of The Dead has created a masterpiece of darkness and beauty, and this album will stay with listeners long after the last note has faded away.